Muslim Brotherhood

In the four years since the Arab Spring, Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood has gone from the streets to the presidential palace and back again.

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is forcefully asserting itself into US politics with a record-setting lobbying effort to drown out critics both foreign and domestic.

Despite the risk of instability posed by ongoing violence, the government's anti-Brotherhood focus is still a political winner and will likely remain so for some time.

Don’t bet on it. The Saudis are muscling up with Turkey and Qatar to counter Iran’s growing influence in the stalemated civil war.

Egypt’s cabinet passed new draconian ‘anti-terrorism’laws on Wednesday, in the wake of Monday’sassassination of the prosecutor general, Hisham Barakat.

Abdel Fattah al-Sisi gave on Tuesday the clearest indication so far that he intends to hang the democratically elected president whose power he usurped.

Egypt is moving away from democracy, stifling freedom of expression, arresting thousands for political dissent

Interview with Mostafa Kamel al-Sayed

In the blistering heat of a Cairo courtroom in May, a resolute looking Mohammed Morsi listened as the judge announced a death sentence for charges of corruption and torture against the ousted presiden

he connection between curbing Cairo’s abuses and U.S. interests in the region is not so much hidden as ignored